Eight service lines covering the full life of a digital product: the first structural decision, the build, the launch, and the maintenance that decides whether it is still working in two years.
Custom WordPress builds that stay maintainable after handover, built with the block editor, extended only where it earns its place.
Includes
Custom WordPress websites
Gutenberg block development & patterns
Elementor page building
WooCommerce stores
Theme customisation
Plugin integration & configuration
Custom functionality
What you get
A site your team can edit without a developer
Reusable patterns so new pages stay on-brand
Documented editing workflow
Ideal for: Organisations that need a site their own team can run day to day.
02
Website Design & Redesign
Modern, responsive interfaces, and honest redesigns of sites that have stopped doing their job.
Includes
Modern UI design
Responsive layouts
UX improvement
Website restructuring
Landing pages
What you get
Mobile layouts designed deliberately, not scaled down
A structure built around what visitors came for
A consistent system rather than one-off pages
Ideal for: Sites that look dated, read poorly on mobile, or have outgrown their structure.
03
SEO & Performance
The technical groundwork that decides whether a site is found and whether it loads before someone leaves.
Includes
Technical SEO
On-page SEO
Schema markup
Google Search Console setup
Google Analytics setup
Performance optimization
Core Web Vitals
What you get
Measured before/after, not assumed improvement
Search Console and Analytics configured and verified
A written list of what was changed and why
Ideal for: Sites that load slowly, rank poorly, or have never been measured at all.
04
Website Maintenance
Ongoing care so a site stays current, secure and working: the unglamorous part that decides whether it lasts.
Includes
Core, theme & plugin updates
Scheduled backups
Security hardening & monitoring
Bug fixing
Content management
Performance monitoring
What you get
Updates applied and verified, not applied and hoped for
Restorable backups
A predictable point of contact when something breaks
Ideal for: Any live site, particularly WordPress sites without an in-house developer.
05
Hosting & Domains
Domain, hosting, DNS, SSL and email configured properly, plus migrations that don't lose anything.
Includes
Domain registration & setup
Hosting configuration
SSL certificates
DNS management
Business email configuration
Website migration
What you get
Records documented so you are never locked out of your own domain
Migrations verified page by page before switching over
Email deliverability checked, not assumed
Ideal for: New launches, host changes, or anyone who has inherited infrastructure nobody documented.
06
UI/UX Design
Interface design grounded in how people actually move through a site, from wireframe to build-ready system.
Includes
Figma wireframes
Interactive prototypes
Design systems
Responsive interface design
Usability improvement
What you get
Wireframes before visuals, so structure is agreed early
A component system rather than isolated screens
Designs that account for real content lengths
Ideal for: Projects where the structure needs resolving before anything gets built.
07
Mobile App Development
Cross-platform mobile apps built with Flutter, one codebase running natively on Android and iOS.
Includes
Flutter & Dart development
Cross-platform Android & iOS
Responsive mobile UI
API & backend integration
Local & remote data handling
App store preparation
What you get
One codebase instead of two separate builds
Interfaces designed for thumbs, not scaled-down web pages
A build you can hand to another developer and extend
Ideal for: Services that need a real app rather than a website in a wrapper: bookings, listings, account-based tools.
08
Technical Support
Practical IT support for hardware, software, websites and the people using them.
Includes
Hardware & software troubleshooting
Website support
User support & training
System maintenance
Setup & configuration
What you get
Issues resolved and documented so they don't recur
Explanations in plain language
Realistic timelines, communicated early
Ideal for: Small teams without dedicated IT, and organisations needing an extra pair of hands.
Not sure which of these you need?
Most projects touch several of these at once, and the right starting point is not always obvious from the inside. Describe the situation and I’ll tell you what I would actually do about it, including when the answer is “less than you think”.
Seven stages, applied consistently. The order matters, because most project problems trace back to a stage that was skipped rather than a stage that was done badly.
01
Discover
Understand the organisation, the audience and the business objective before anything is designed.
Who the site is actually for, and what they arrive wanting to do.
What the organisation needs the site to achieve commercially.
What already exists: content, brand, infrastructure, constraints.
02
Plan
Define the information architecture, technical requirements and project direction.
Sitemap and page-by-page structure agreed before build.
Technology decisions made against the actual requirement, not habit.
Scope, sequence and timeline written down.
03
Design
Create intuitive UI/UX and responsive layouts, structure first and styling second.
Wireframes to settle hierarchy before visual decisions.
A component system so the site stays consistent as it grows.
Mobile layouts designed deliberately, not derived from desktop.
04
Build
Develop the site with the appropriate technology, in a way the next person can maintain.
Semantic, accessible markup as the default.
Reusable patterns rather than repeated one-off pages.
Content structures your team can edit without breaking layouts.
05
Optimize
Improve performance, SEO, accessibility and security before launch, not after.
Image weight, formats and loading strategy.
Titles, descriptions, structured data and internal linking.
Keyboard operability, contrast and focus states.
06
Launch
Deploy, test and verify, including the parts that usually get skipped.
DNS, SSL and redirects checked before switching over.
Every form submitted and confirmed to arrive.
Analytics and Search Console verified as reporting correctly.
07
Support
Maintenance, improvements and technical support once it is live.
Updates and backups on a schedule, verified after each run.
A predictable point of contact when something breaks.
Improvements informed by what the data actually shows.
Let’s work together
Let's build somethingthat matters.
Whether you need a new website, a WordPress redesign, better performance, SEO improvements or ongoing technical support, let’s talk about your project.